Prenatal Care and Maternal Child Health (MCH)
Prenatal Care
Our Prenatal Education Program provides free education, support and resources to help mothers in Langlade County get the support and services needed to have a healthy pregnancy. The education is provided by a Public Health Nurse and lets you know about resources for help with baby items, housing assistance, food assistance, and parenting support. We can also do a post-partum baby weight check.
For more information or to get connected with a Public Health Nurse please contact us.
Maternal Child Health (MCH)
The mission of Maternal Child Health Title V program is to improve the health and well-being of the nation’s mother, infants, children, youth (including children and youth with special health care needs), and their families.
The priorities of the Wisconsin Title V MCH Program for 2026-2030 are:
Safe and stable supports for women: Ensure all women experience safe and stable environments
Contraceptive care access: Ensure all women of reproductive age have nearby and affordable contraceptive care options
Safe supports for infants: Guarantee all infants experience safe and stable supports
Coordinated child and family care: Ensure all children and their families experience timely, nearby, uncomplicated, and coordinated care and supports
Adolescent mental health: Provide all adolescents with reliable, timely, and nearby mental health supports
Important programs within MCH:Child Death Review Coalition